Last night's Milwaukee Bucks game was so good that Charlie had to have Mitch Ross join him for the recap. They talk about everything about last night's game from Giannis' performance, Middleton's ejection, Jrue's defense, and so much more. (0-29 minutes). Charlie answers questions from listeners to wrap up the show including a deep breakdown of the best players in the last 20 years for the NCAA (29-44 minutes).

Charlie & Mitch return for another edition of the Tapping The Keg podcast. They draft the teams that they want the Milwaukee Bucks to play then the teams that they do not want the Bucks to play. Great discussion about all of the potential matchups. They move on to talk about the NFL OT rules and how they could affect the Green Bay Packers. Lastly, they talk about what you do when you have an event during a big sports moment.

Charlie begins The Daily Tap by recapping the Bucks' big win over the Philadelphia 76ers and why this establishes them as the best team in the NBA. Charlie also talks about what it means for Giannis, the Bud adjustments, and why he isn't scared of Philly then some golden kegs (0-21 minutes). After that, Charlie talks about the comments made by both Brian Gutekunst and Matt LaFleur and what to do take away from them (21-30 minutes). Charlie has the Wisconsin Shotski today talking about the Man City-Bayern matchup, Burnes as the opening day starter, and sports bars that struggle with sporting events.

Charlie discusses on The Daily Tap today if the state of Wisconsin has its own version of the Duke-North Carolina Final Four matchup? Does it exist? Or is it something that we're still waiting on? He explores the options that have already happened, potential options that could happen as well what would be Wisconsin sports' version of being an NC State fan right now. (0-18 minutes). Charlie also discusses what is going on in the world of Brewers baseball with thoughts on Keston Hiura, Rowdy Tellez, and why Albert Pujols' return was very overblown (18-30 minutes). Chuck's Corner explores why we need to stop thinking everything is fake (30-36 minutes).

Charlie kicks off this week by talking about the Milwaukee Bucks' big week upcoming with matchups against the Philadelphia 76ers and the Brooklyn Nets as their playoffs begin this week. Charlie talks about what games really matter and why some might not hold as much weight as others (0-17 minutes). Charlie talks about a ridiculous Mike Florio take about the Packers' fans calling Chandon Sullivan a 'traitor' and a new pledge about Florio's content (17-24 minutes). Charlie spends the last part with Chuck's Corner talking about the Will Smith slap, what it is like to get hit in the face, and why we all need to love a bit more (24-39 minutes).

Charlie wraps up the week with another edition of The Daily Tap. He talks about the Milwaukee Bucks and their sudden quest for the one seed. Should the Bucks go after it? Why do we have no idea who will be wherewith only nine games left to go in the season (0-10 minutes). Green Bay Packers lose another wide receiver as Marquez Valdes-Scantling goes to the Chiefs (10-17 minutes). Charlie answers your questions such as what are the top hype songs, what would be his walkup song, the best college basketball games he's seen, who wins in a fight between Snoop & Willie Nelson, and much more.

Charlie & Mitch are back with another edition of Tapping The Keg podcast. They talk about the Packers' fanbase that is upset currently that Tyreek Hill might have got a better package than Davante Adams did. Why there are more layers to this than just the deal. They talk about the return of Kyrie Irving to Brooklyn and what that might mean for the Bucks. Plus a lot of thoughts about the Brooklyn-Milwaukee matchup. The boys finish the show discussing who is on our Brewers' watch list.

Charlie talks about his attendance at the Milwaukee Bucks-Chicago Bulls game and the observations he saw from a Bucks team that looks poised to make a run. Thoughts on Brook Lopez, Wes Matthews, and more of the other guys from the Bucks' big win against the Bulls (0-13 minutes). Charlie talks about the Green Bay Packers signing Jarran Reed and what that means for Kenny Clark. He also discusses Za'Darius Smith and Davante Adams in new places (13-23 minutes). Lastly, Charlie chats about the Brewers avoiding arbitration with most players and why the Yelich trade is a good example to not overvalue prospects (23-32 minutes).

Charlie discusses the Milwaukee Bucks on this edition of The Daily Tap and dives into the fact that the Milwaukee Bucks have the biggest chip on their shoulder of all the playoff teams. No one comes closer to the Bucks and he explains why. Charlie also talks about new news about Giannis' playoff injury (0-18 minutes). Charlie discusstates Brewers' spring training and why you all need to practice not getting too excited (18-26 minutes). He also chats through the NFC losing another quarterback with Matt Ryan's departure (26-31). Lastly, the two-day hangover battle is real (31-38 minutes).

Charlie discusses the Big Ten's early exit again and wonders if it's an overrated take. He also talks about the Wisconsin Badgers losing early. Why Badgers fans are likely feeling conflicted today about losing. Charlie also talks about the weird Milwaukee-Badgers-Marquette thing. Charlie moves on to discuss the returns of Rasul Douglas and Robert Tonyan. What that might mean for the Packers. Lastly, he talks about the Brewers' over/under number for the season.